‘I was born here’: Pauline Hanson calls out Welcome to Country ceremonies
One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says she is “sick of racist connotations” in Australia. Ms Hanson told Sky News host Chris Kenny that she had been called racist for critiquing “anything to do with Aboriginality”. Her comments come over recent controversy with Welcome to Country ceremonies being inappropriate for Australia. “I was born here … where’s my connection to the land.”
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Please explain: Australia's most controversial politician Pauline Hanson | 60 Minutes Australia
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Pauline Hanson unleashes ‘fiery’ social media post against Fatima Payman
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One Nation funds ad blitz targeting Anthony Albanese | 9 News Australia
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‘I am Australian’: Pauline Hanson defends One Nation turning their backs to Welcome to Country
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‘Ban the burqa’: Pauline Hanson calls for national prohibition in Australia
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Pauline Hanson refuses to withdraw 'race-based' remarks against Mehreen Faruqi
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